Is There Rush Hour in A Third World Country? Peter Sansom from the various facets of

from the various facets of identity such as class and gender

to old girlfriends

instead of flattering their fascinating

Plus works by Liana Badr and Muhsin al-Ramli

Is There Rush Hour in A Third World Country? Peter Sansom from the various facets ofCall centre agents and migrant workers, soldiers and charity workers, fresh university graduates and street children they all navigate the myriad of avenues in which their desires are entangled within the Philippines' harsh and unforgiving conditions of migration and labour in Rogelio Braga's collection of stories, Is There Rush Hour in A Third World Country? Now translated by Kristine Ong Muslim into English, the collection offers a glimpse of the